I am a hot dog fanatic. I search the Yoop for a great dog. Chicago style, or Coney dog, doesnt matter. Love them all. In the Yoop, you can even find venison dogs. I dont care what parts are used to make the hot dog, either. At home, I go all beef. Rant: Why in the name of all thats holy, cant the manufacturers and sellers of hot dog buns learn how to slice the damn buns? The slice is always off center. Or too shallow. Or too deep. A crappy slice job detracts greatly from the hot dog experience! Often this causes the assembled dog to fall apart. When trolling the bun aisle, I found unsliced buns! Eureka! If you a job done right, slice it yourself! But the unsliced cost almost a dollar more a bag! All I yearn for is a reasonably priced, properly sliced bun. When, oh Lord, when?
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Posts: 16468 | Location: Marquette MI | Registered: July 08, 2014
A buck is a buck. I’ll just buy the regular sliced and turn it so the slit is up and pretend I’m eating the more expensive bun. I like a steamed or toasted, grilled bun.
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Posts: 5775 | Location: west 'by god' virginia | Registered: May 30, 2009
A buck is a buck. I’ll just buy the regular sliced and turn it so the slit is up and pretend I’m eating the more expensive bun. I like a steamed or toasted, grilled bun.
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Posts: 17627 | Location: Stuck at home | Registered: January 02, 2015
I agree that the Martins potato hotdog bun are the best in the nation. Premium stuff. Pretty expensive too, like $3.69 a pack, about twice the cost of store brand buns. But they are worth it.
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Posts: 6708 | Location: Floriduh | Registered: October 16, 2004
This is clearly a first world problem. My biggest gripe of hot dog buns is that the manufacturers are now making them too small and that many of the hot dogs are clearly too long for the hot dog buns.
well, New England does seem to be the only place you can reliably find the top split buns.
Not only are they superior for filling and holding, but when buttered and grilled on the sides they reach new levels. Just couldn't have a lobster roll without them.
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Posts: 17944 | Location: Virginia | Registered: June 02, 2006